December 16, 1965 (24 pages)

= gpner emesse oo omens December 16, 1965.Nevada County Nugget. (w¥) Big Building Boom ° Sierra Doubles Campus Value Current growth of Sierra College is exemplified by construction which will add more than 50 per cent to the dollars andcents value of the campus. Value of the campus will jump from $3.5 million to $5.5 or more with completion of five majot projects now underway or expected to Start within two weeks, Approval in Washington, D.C. of an additional $100,000 loan for expansion of cafeteria-ca mpus center facilities at the college was announced late last week by Congressman Harold T, "Bizz" Johnson, and work onthat $485,000 project will start before the end of November, Vice President Marion Akers predicted. Already underway are two projects costing $385,000, the mechanical drafting classroom building and the Industrial Technology classroom building, both well on their way to completion next spring. Teichert construction is nearing completion on grading sub contracts and United Construction company will begin work on $1.1 million worth of science and automobile shop construction this week, Completion of those projects is slated for fall of 1966, In addition to the current five projects, which have added hammering, crane and tractor noises to the usual hustle and bustle of campus noises, the $290,000 student servicesadministration building was completed this fall, The original campus construction occupied for the first time in the fall of 1961 consisted of 12 buildings built at a $3 million; cost. By next fall, the campus buildings will have increased to 18, Enrollment will have more than doubled, from 950, all day students, to2400, and more than 1700 night students, Except for storage facilities, no major construction is expected to be begun again until 1968 or 1969, according to Akers. Famous Sixteen-To-One . Mine To Cease Operations The Sixteen to One Mine, ore of the last producing mines in the state, will close down operations in Alleghany, Sierra County, by the end of the month, This was announced last Thursday in San Francisco after a meeting of the directors of Sixteen to One Mines, Inc, Located in an area that was once dotted with heavily producing gold mines, the Sixteen to One has held out over the years while others in the area were forced to close because of the squeeze of steadily increasing production and labor costs and an artificially pegged price of gold, Some hopes were raised that the mine might continue operation earlier this year when the organization's excellent specimen gold collection was put on auction in San Francisco to raise money to keep the mine oper"Value" means lightness or darkness of a hue. COMPARE MLB 437 DIRECT AUTO LOANS with any other new auto loan rates available We think you will be surprised . . . and pleased, how reasonable MLB ‘financing can be. If you think that all “bank terms” and auto financing plans are alike . . . visit the Auto Loan Department at MLB. Just choose the new model that suits your fancy and make a note of the price tag. We think we can convince you that a low-cost MLB Direct Auto Loan can mean “‘hard earned” dollar savings fa—hs, . MoTgER Lope BANK MEMBER F.D.I.C. NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA No Service Charge on personal checking accounts maintaining a minimum balance of $300 or more ating. Bill Ghidotti of Nevada City outbid several other buyers and purchased the collection for $24,000, It is now on display in the Nevada City branch of the Bank of America, Ghidotti's generous price for the collection was apparently not enough to keep the operation going. C) sport SHIRTS D2 tes SOCKS SPORT COATS LUGGAGE DRESS SHIRTS TOILETRIES WALLETS BELTS SHOES UNDERWEAR ] SLIPPERS [) ROBES [C) PAJAMAS (1) JEWELRY C) suits [) SLACKS bes CO) O O O O O O C] BANKAMERICARD Nye To Head Grass Valley Chamber Harold Nye, manager of the Mill Street branch of the Bank of America, was elected president of the Grass Valley Area Chamber of Commerce yesterday at the 55th annual meeting of the board of directors, Thomas S, Chalmers of Grass Valley was named as vice president, Richard Merritt, owner of Merritt Arts and Crafts in Grass Valley was elected treasurer and Thelma S, Bond, was re-elected executive secretary, Weather Control Company Namedtothe board of directors were: Elton S. Bennetts, Don E, Breuer, Andrew Chervenick, Alfred B, Dayton, Michael L. ~ Good, Richard Merritt, Harold Nye and Wallace L. Yun, It was announced at the luncheon attended by about 20 Chamber members and guests that Mrs, Donna Gregor would be in charge of the annual installation night dinner scheduled for Saturday, Jan. 15 in the Alta Sierra Country Club,Home Insulation Storm Doors Weather Stripping P.O. BOX 250, GRASS VALLEY Free Estimates PHONE 273 7642. Bank Terms A ca A aT LT TNL aT ntti i UNDECIDED What To Get Him. Here’s a handy check list to make your Christmas shopping easier this year. Bennetts & Steel TODAY Drop in at Seuuctts & Stel 111 Mill St. Grass Valley neg oe ieee

= gpner emesse oo omens December 16, 1965..Nevada County Nugget.. (w¥) Big Building Boom ° Sierra Doubles Campus Value Current growth of Sierra College is exemplified by construction which will add more than 50 per cent to the dollars andcents value of the campus. Value of the campus will jump from $3.5 million to $5.5 or more with completion of five majot projects now underway or expected to Start within two weeks, Approval in Washington, D.C. of an additional $100,000 loan for expansion of cafeteria-ca mpus center facilities at the college was announced late last week by Congressman Harold T, "Bizz" Johnson, and work onthat $485,000 project will start before the end of November, Vice President Marion Akers predicted. Already underway are two projects costing $385,000, the mechanical drafting classroom building and the Industrial Technology classroom building, both well on their way to completion next spring. Teichert construction is nearing completion on grading sub contracts and United Construction company will begin work on $1.1 million worth of science and automobile shop construction this week, Completion of those projects is slated for fall of 1966, In addition to the current five projects, which have added hammering, crane and tractor noises to the usual hustle and bustle of campus noises, the $290,000 student servicesadministration building was completed this fall, The original campus construction occupied for the first time in the fall of 1961 consisted of 12 buildings built at a $3 million; cost. By next fall, the campus buildings will have increased to 18, Enrollment will have more than doubled, from 950, all day students, to2400, and more than 1700 night students, Except for storage facilities, no major construction is expected to be begun again until 1968 or 1969, according to Akers. Famous Sixteen-To-One . Mine To Cease Operations The Sixteen to One Mine, ore of the last producing mines in the state, will close down operations in Alleghany, Sierra County, by the end of the month, This was announced last Thursday in San Francisco after a meeting of the directors of Sixteen to One Mines, Inc, Located in an area that was once dotted with heavily producing gold mines, the Sixteen to One has held out over the years while others in the area were forced to close because of the squeeze of steadily increasing production and labor costs and an artificially pegged price of gold, Some hopes were raised that the mine might continue operation earlier this year when the organization's excellent specimen gold collection was put on auction in San Francisco to raise money to keep the mine oper"Value" means lightness or darkness of a hue. COMPARE MLB 437 DIRECT AUTO LOANS with any other new auto loan rates available We think you will be surprised . . . and pleased, how reasonable MLB ‘financing can be. If you think that all “bank terms” and auto financing plans are alike . . . visit the Auto Loan Department at MLB. Just choose the new model that suits your fancy and make a note

of the price tag. We think we can convince you that a low-cost MLB Direct Auto Loan can mean “‘hard earned” dollar savings fa—hs, . MoTgER Lope BANK MEMBER F.D.I.C. NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA No Service Charge on personal checking accounts maintaining a minimum balance of $300 or more ating. Bill Ghidotti of Nevada City outbid several other buyers and purchased the collection for $24,000, It is now on display in the Nevada City branch of the Bank of America, Ghidotti's generous price for the collection was apparently not enough to keep the operation going. C) sport SHIRTS D2 tes SOCKS SPORT COATS LUGGAGE DRESS SHIRTS TOILETRIES WALLETS BELTS SHOES UNDERWEAR ] SLIPPERS [) ROBES [C) PAJAMAS (1) JEWELRY C) suits [) SLACKS bes CO) O O O O O O C] BANKAMERICARD Nye To Head Grass Valley Chamber Harold Nye, manager of the Mill Street branch of the Bank of America, was elected president of the Grass Valley Area Chamber of Commerce yesterday at the 55th annual meeting of the board of directors, Thomas S, Chalmers of Grass Valley was named as vice president, Richard Merritt, owner of Merritt Arts and Crafts in Grass Valley was elected treasurer and Thelma S, Bond, was re-elected executive secretary, Weather Control Company Namedtothe board of directors were: Elton S. Bennetts, Don E, Breuer, Andrew Chervenick, Alfred B, Dayton, Michael L. ~ Good, Richard Merritt, Harold Nye and Wallace L. Yun, It was announced at the luncheon attended by about 20 Chamber members and guests that Mrs, Donna Gregor would be in charge of the annual installation night dinner scheduled for Saturday, Jan. 15 in the Alta Sierra Country Club,Home Insulation Storm Doors Weather Stripping P.O. BOX 250, GRASS VALLEY Free Estimates PHONE 273 7642. Bank Terms A ca A aT LT TNL aT ntti i UNDECIDED What To Get Him.. Here’s a handy check list to make your Christmas shopping easier this year.. Bennetts & Steel TODAY Drop in at Seuuctts & Stel 111 Mill St. Grass Valley neg oe ieee